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What is positivity? Is it a thinking pattern? Is it something that helps to move forward even in tough times? Is it something that helps you see good things even in bad decisions? Is it something that makes life happy and calm? The answer to all of these questions is no. Positivity is when you start acknowledging the small good things, efforts, and people in your life.

Two of the toughest things in the world: ------‐----------------------------------------------- What’s the worst and toughest thing to lose in the world? Losing yourself in the process of proving your point to others, only to feel pointless in the end. Losing yourself in the process of expecting others to understand you, without first understanding yourself. Losing yourself in the process of becoming like others, only to find you can’t recognize yourself in the mirror. Losing yourself to prove your worth in the eyes of others, only to be unable to see your worth in your own eyes. Losing yourself to past trauma, only to realize that temporary fixes caused permanent damage. ------‐----------------------------------------------- What is the most right and toughest thing to gain? Yourself, piece by piece, free from what the world thinks of you, because what’s more important is what you think of yourself.

When someone thinks you're losing, show them how to rise again 🌟. When someone thinks you're powerless, show them true strength 💪. When someone thinks you can't make it, show them how to break through 🚀. When someone thinks you're weak, show them the power of empathy and kindness ❤️.

If you just try what you think you can do, you will never be able to discover your true potential.🕵‍♀

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Revision strategy for last 15 days would be to take 2 days each subject to revise all the important and difficult topics. It will help you with your last day revision especially.

Will suggest to read once you might get your motivation to fight your fear !

Feeling nervous before exams is completely normal, as is experiencing moments of forgetfulness due to the pressure. We all go through the same feelings of isolation and fear because competitive exams can be daunting. However, what truly matters is believing in your preparation. I can attest to this firsthand—I failed attempts where the passing percentage was atleast around 8-10%(Both Groups), but succeeded when it dropped to less than 2% (Both Groups). So, trust in yourself because no one else can do it for you.